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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

TWENTY-FIVE feet above ON besds AS for tie
the current itself IL ran. Good estimated, at
least eight knots and fortunately for us was.
As Is usual. ferceSt in the middle of the
stream Still. our frst act vns 20 arrange
that one Of us with the lantern and pole
there was ia the canoe should always te In
the bows ready, II possible. 70 prevent
ne from heinC stove IN against the
SIDE II the cave or any project
ing rock Umslopogsas, having already
sir1ed. took the first turn. This was sl,so-
lufeiv. with ore eIceptlon. ell that We coBld
do towards preserving our safety. The er-
ception va. that another 4 us took up ro-
sition IN the stern WITH paddle. by means 4
which IL vas possifls - steer the canoe more
OF less, and 70 ssep hsr from the SIDES - the
cave These matters attended n. ne made a
somewhat sparing neal Of the cold bucks
meat Gor vs did not know how long IL might
have - lss7 us1 ard then feeling IN rather
better spirits gave nv opinion that. serious
ss II undoubtedly was. did not CONSIDER our
position altogether vitbost bope. uniess. in
deed. tbe nstives ~ers rIgft. and fbs river
plunged strsirnt down into the bowels ~ tbe
earth Tf not 4 VS. clssr fhsf n r1Bsf emerge
sorDe~hsrs. probably On tbe sstber SIDE e tbs
mountains. and in thst oass a. ws had te
think - VS. - k-~y Ourselves aiiTs tsl ve
got there. wberfvsr ntbertr might be Buf.
~ eourse. - Good iuSutgio'IsIy T,risited ont.
On ths other bsnd -. usigbf fsN victims =
hundred Bnruzy~rted horrors. or Toe rVef
n glt r. win3ing away inside tise ear7b til
Il Srsed ID. IN winch css< ouE fsts vvui5 in-
se~d - s. s~ful ons
@wsIl. - rs boye foF the bez7 snd prepare
s-1-~elves for ths ~0rFt. ssi6 f,ir Henry. Wit
X slvsys cheeTfal snd ever sIdrited-s vsrf
to~@r - s9rsn9tk IL TIE tirne 81 troubls
We hsvs rs1ne orr ~ - mary queer scrsres
t<ser- her thst sorsebow / almost fancy -
sasa eor-ss o1lf - TINS be ndded
Thiz vne sxceiieTsf sdvioe. AMI -s p-oc>sd
e n tsss u esct 10 our sepsrat< wsys-tnst
\, sxsest AlSsazs4 vse ss1 y Bov ssss iule
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

with a mighty hand and propelled with resist
less force toward the rock
We realized our danger now, and rowed. or
rather padded, fuFiously IN our attempt to
get out Of the vortex Ia vain: IN another
second we were flying straight for tho arch
Ike an arrow, and I thought that we were
lost. Lgckily, I retained sufficient presence
of mind 70 shout OFT. instantly setting the ex-
ample by throwing myself into the bottom Of
the canoe, Down on your faces-dovrT1 and
the others bsd the serse 70 take the hint In
another instant there vas a grinding noise
and the boat vas pushed down til the water
began 70 trickIe over the sides. and I thought
that We we're gone. But no. suddenly the
grinding ceased. ard We could seain feel the
oanoe flying along. turned my head lit
tle-T cared not Eft it-and looked ID By
the feeble light tbat yet reached the canoe
could make cut that dense arch q rock
hung Just over cur beads, and that vas al
In another minute could not even make cut
a. much as that. Tor the faint light had
merged into shadow, and the shadows had
been swallowed up in darkness utter and
c0mpie-e
Fer Al hour or 50 We isv there. not daring
n hft our heads f-r fear lest tie brains Should
he dasael eas e them. and scarcely abe %
speak even. On account q the nose q the
riseinC water which drowned Cur voices-
N0t. indeed. tsat vs bal mach inelinstioa .
SPEAK. seeinz taat We were ovsrv aelnegl y
the a~falnsss ~ car position ard TIE irsini-
neut fear 4 Instant death. either By heinz
dashed against TIE sides q TIE cavern OF On =
rock. CT berg ss1cked 6c1a n the rsEine
vsrsrs. cr perhaps azrhTxlafo3 y want cf
ar. AT Il tsese a1d nlsEf otbsT modes Of
death presented Themselves - naF magma
ton IS lsg - tke hcrtcns = toe csroe listen
inx e he svirl = re hurTyi11 waters. which
ran whlsher We knew ret Essse ether scna6
ouIv could I bear. sr3 shaf Vas AIrkorses :
infsruisfent howi u te--or co1Inz frocn tbe
csu1sr Il she csaoe. ard even tat sssnaed
fA4zs ed EnrsA~ Isdeed tas vaae Sh-1S
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

Senator German Is TO De married at his
farm IN Che.ses next Tuesday.
Doug.ss Warren. OF Kalamazoo, proposes
T. start another paper ~ Benton harsOr.
Senator Bernard O'Reliy. of Detroit. has
been sppoial~d 4 depaiy customs collector.
Gen r A Alge- was n Paris on Wednes-
day. ia ending - leave for Asyence yester-
day
Wm. W'snsr. \ prominent man Of nes-
Cuincy. VS. terribly Injured Tuesday oy
beiux thrown from = wagon
Mary Irene Ho7t. the New York aeiress,
wko Is said 20 be crazy. IS doing East Sagi-
nav The honor % short vista
Minnis T. Larwil. Of Adrian, becomes
TEACHER of he kinaervsrrsn section In the
state school tor lhs Bind st Lansing.
. David A. Ssroksr. the new colored lawyer
from South Caro- n. has been admitted q
prscEce la the Wsvne Circuit. He Is said
~ b. sxceedlnE.y vel informed ln iaE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

ncrrnesSE Meanwhile va had picked I'D our
two dead ones. and beautiful birds they were.
weighing not less than about thirty pounds
each. and wers chasing the winged one.
which had scrambled over n mass Of drift
weed into a pool of clear water be7ond
Finding a difficulty in forcing the canoe
through the rubbish, told our only remain
ing Wskwsfi servant. whom l knew 20 be an
excellent swimmer, 60 jump over. dive under
The drift, and catch aim, knowing that as
there we're no crocodiles in this isxe he could
come 20 no harm. Eatariax flso the fun a
The thing the man did 50. and soon vas do.ig-
iBg about after the winged swan in fne stvle.
getting grasiualiy nearer 20 the rock wall.
against which the vstsr washed as be id ~
Suddenly hs gave ID swimming after the
swan. ara began - cry out that he vas beng
carried away. and indeesi ~ saw that. though
be vas swimming with al his strength toward
rs, hs vas being drawn slowly toward The
TreCipios. VITA few Desperate strokes ~
cur paddles pushed the canoe through The
crust of drift snd rovv~d toward the nssn ss
bard as ~ could. bnr f1sr So We vert. be
Vss trarn faster toward re rock Su.f ierlr
8 saw that befors us. 81 ris5og sighteeu
inches cr 80 above tle ssrface ~ tie iaks. ~ss
whar laossd lss fae top ~ tse aro b cf sn1-
el r-ea cave cr railway tu0reL Evteufir.
lron the rater marx ga the r1-k several feet
above it. Il vas generally entirety Su6nsrged .
but there hsd been a dry sesSon. and The cold
bad prevented the snow frem melting -
freely ss usual. SO the AXE was low and tha
arb showed Toward this srch cur poor
servant vas hsinz sucked vita frirhtfui
rsp1Nty. Re vas nof more thar twsv
psces from IS ard re were shout thirtv when
I saw y, and vish nf,ls heip from rs ska
esroe few aicrx sfte~ him. BE Struggled
traveiv. snd I tbcught that W shouia have
sared hlns. Wien suddenly psrcelved 81 ex
preSion e 3esrair cCnae upcn his face. and
there hefcre cur EYES g US sucked down intc
the cruel. s~iriine. hlne Serfbs. ard vsniShesf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12


ar,ou old Umslorogaas / could really have
laughed. think have said that we bad put
a roast quarter Of water buck into tie canoe.
Well. Il 50 happened that when we all pros
trased Ourselves TO avoid being swept out II
the boat and into the water by the rock roof,
Unslopozaas' head had come down uncom-
monty near this roast buck. and go soon as he
had recovered a little from the first shock of
our position it occurred TO him that he was
hungry. Thereupor he coolly cut Of chop
with Inkosi-kaas. and was now employed in
eating it. with every appearance Of satisfse-
ton. As be afteTward explained be thought
tbst be was going ''on long journey and
prefsrred to start on full stomach. II re-
minded ne Of the people who are going to be
hanged, and who are generally reported N
the English daily papers 70 have made an
excellent breakfast
As soor ss the others saw that had man
aged To light NJ The lsnP, We bundled
Alebonse into the farther end a TIE canoe
With threat. which Gained him voDdsT-
fully. that Il he would insist upon making
tbe darkness hilIeous with his cTses re vo0id
rat him out of suspense by sending him n
join the wskvah snd vsit for Annette IN
another sphere. and began 70 discuss the
situst5on as vel - re could First, bow
ever. 81 (7oc5's suggestion vs bound to
raddlez mast fass ion n tHe bovs. 80 that
they might give rs varnlnz sEairss any
snd5eu loversnv q tire roof q The cave ~
water wav. L vas GEAR y us that We were
IN a. un6srErourd river. Or, 80 A5phozsse DE-
fi-es II arasir drain wkich carried Of re
fka s-7r<raao1s vsIrx q ths taks. Su-h
r4ve~S ars vsn kno@D - exist 30 many Y'sTts
Il the world. b1t Il Rs not oftsB heen the
sviI fortgns = erplorsrx to trAvei ~ tsern-
That ske river vas -ri8e wt cauld cjesrlv So
frr re light from the bars eye isnte-n
fanes n reach frorn shore - shore. sithorz-f
-s-ssso-sIlr. ~hez TIE curTsrt swept ussstke-
- orz ss6e ~ toe ofbeT. -. eonla distfrgufs1
fs@ rr.ek wsl - ne tysune1. vhlcn, as fsr ~
90 ses.z a.ks 81, ss.se<rs6 - srcs sssss
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

That is gold which l. worth gold. Health
Is worth more than gold. Don't neglect a
cough or cold and let it remain TO irritate
the lungs when = 50 cent bottle OF DR.. Bige-
lows Positive Cure viii promptly and safely
cure any recent cough. cold or throat or lung
trouble Buy the dollar bottle OF 4. X.
Wilson for chronic cases or family use En-
dorsed by physicians and druggists. Pleas
act To AXE
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

A. 81. Rose. from Naw London, Conn.
writes send ma two boxes q your Kemp
Pie Suppositories by msil oar druggist -
out Tasy are lor a friend. I tried every
th.0g Wlhou5 help but The Suppositories
rnret me-
The treatment IS new and within reach
~ a. and would s3viss tne Affected - give
fhern e trial For sale in Grand Rapids By
". II Thbs. f-5 Nonroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

That vs are dalV guaranteeing Kenp's
sarssrsr a fo RE people. After taking
fhree- ieurfhs ola bottle without relief We
rsi rc.una IAe uonev. It - the greatest
an hest remedy ou ths market for clean
xnz fhs blood snd giving You new lease
ct hfa A vel known business man in
forms "a he has gained eight pounds or two
tostIss of this ssrssuarilla Price St00.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

DR.. Jones Red Glover Tonic is not stlm-
ulsnt, but a nervs food, restoring nerve
force lost by sickness or excessive mental
work or the use of liquor opium. morphine
or tobacco. 1t supplies food for nerve tis-
sues and by Its gentle operative action re-
moves all restraint from the secretive or
gans hence. curing all diseases of stomach
ard liver. F. K. Wilson will supply the
genuine Red Clouer Tonic at so cents q
bofrlA
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12
MeAa.rfal Car...

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Druggl lsts. II Rome. Gs.. say. We hags
been seluag DR.. Kings New Discovery.
Electric BiIlsrs and Buckien Arnic4 5alye
f8r tN0 years. Have never handled RENE
dies that sell as well, or give such universal
satisfaction. There have been some won
dcrful cures Effected By these medicines IN
this city Several cases Of pronounced
Consumption have been entirely cured By
use OF few bottles OF DR.. Kings New Dis
eOvery, taken Ia connection with Electric
bitteFs. We guarantee them always"
sold by Wm II. TiDbs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

The tr1e fe1s1y szs = Ass sesn afsccT-
cred it N4s lo1g xasHa "a Afs pF4ci.ce 4s
Er Eeies Lans F1oc f0r C1e>1ua 3liau. Is
is n1E eaiisc Or beiss e3-eras Io0Er Cure.
iI rhs sales1 the suFssr znl t1s eest. 10
el1er toaka. Cod ~ lous1al glsoa Feals.1F
Is half is equal Sc warrant u and slil
vrosn oily rsll1d toe m0aey PAID tor = Il .
beaeEc.zl effect IS Bot sxPere1ceo oy t1s
tine t40- -t1isds Of the contents of TIE bottle
IS lse1. s9ld - PECK bgos.. Il. s i. tnan,
and ~. Il. Ilsbs
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

The best On sarlh can truly bs sad of
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sais All speedy cure for cuts. nEuisss. 50 dss.
borns Houl1s And al other sores Vii
positively cure pies. letter sad AZ ska
srupsious Try tbs sondzrfai aealer. sat
isfacti0n guaranteed or m01sy refunded.
Only . cents. of Z r Wilsoa-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

- tri5s VIII sEy Tkroet or
AJOH Lang Disease. Il yoa 2ass
A CoaQa 0r Cod, er ths ehllaIsa sEs
threatened slth CroaPor " aeoPLcg Couga.
ass Ack2r's Elgazh hemecy and pEessnE
farhsf trea1ie. L = positive cure
Aad ws g4AEz1tes T. FTlce ~ s41 &c
L.. Z. WLson I'D -. E. whiEs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

THE BEET sALvx in the world for Suts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands Chilblsins,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly cures piles, or no pay required. 1t Is
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale At VIM. u. .Tbbs drug stores.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12
Greatly Excited.

Not few citizens of Grand Rapids re-
Gently became greatly excited over the as
founding facts. that seversi OF their friends
who had bsen pronounced by their physi
clans "a incurAble aud beyond al hope
suffering with that dreaded monster, Con-
sumptiOn-hsve been completely cured by
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consumption
The only remedy that does positively cure
all throat and lung diseases. Coughs. Colds
at VIM. IL. Tbos' Drug Store, large bottles
81
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

XS >>C>> would enjoy your dinner
.eON and are prevented by Dys-
pepsis. Use Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets.
They are q positive cure for Dyspepsia, In
digestion. Flstulency and Constipation.
We guarantee them. % and 90 cents.
r. Wilson and ". Z White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

overpoverei ny brain, and began TO be-
Eevo that l was the victim Of some g5astly,
spirit shaking nightmare.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

IN y aad reliabls Medicines are The best
o>N 20 depend upoa. Acker's Blood Ii
ixlF has been prescribed for years for al I'm
paritieso the Blood Ia every form Of ocros-
uloas. SypLiiltic or Mercari-l diseases. It IS
iay4laabls. For Rheumatism. has 40 equal.
=. K. Wilson and W z White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12
NOOtes

oOoSSc cross. or troubled with
Windy Collie. Teething : Pains. or
stomach Disorders. can BE relieved
as once by using Acker's Baby Soothe-.
Il contains no Opium or Morphine,
hence is safe. Price 25 cents. Sold by
E. K Wilson and w. Z. White.
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-11-12
Never More satisfactory.

The special cloak sale has been great
success at ii. J. Gillen's this week. Inc
special offerings of odd.sized garments was
taken advantage Of by many, especially
those who appreciated the great value Of
fered for the money. In the regular line
also, sales have been large, buyers pro-
nouucing the garments the best value OF
fered in the city this season, and the general
stock by far the best they had seen. The
sale offers extraordinary inducements, and
buyers cannot afford to neglect this stock,
The dress goods line is also very attract
i've, being absolutely complete, and at the
reduced prices cannot fail to be satisfactory
in evory particular.
Certainly no stock has ever been offered
here that has been in every way more thor
oughly satisfactory than the present stock
at II. J. Gillen's, and it is certain that buy
ers can save money and find themselves
better satisfied with their purchases by
calling there. All invired to dc so.
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-11-12
i. Il. Scott n Co.

The second large invoice Of dress goods
has just been placed in that department by
this firm. Their first purchase was such as
no other firm in the city would have under
taken, owing first to the great amount Of
goods, and second to their uniform fine grade
in quality. But this firm have carefully
studied the wants and necessities of the peo
pie for years, and the result is their trade
extends over larger territory, without
doubt, than that Of any other similar firm
west of Chicago. Not an adjoining county
but has contributed largely to their immense
trade. and it is not all owing to the fine
grade Of goods kept there, but the unvaried
aud uniform courtesy extended to all on al
occasions.
But what We started to speak Of was the
new dress goods, and their new stock Of fal
and winter millinery. II would be dithoul
to find anywhere goods more pleasing to th'
eye or Of more durability.
J. Z. Scott & Co. lead in all points OF trad'
that is desirable. Globe.
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-11-12

Carl Zwanzig, of the HerolG had the worst
scare Of his life on Wednesday evening, when
II real, live anarchist stalkcd into his sanctum
and demanded his aid in blowing up the Cook
county Jail! The man was Benouah Martin,
IA worthless French carpenter, living on the
south side. He accosted the milk and water
rcformer Of the HtJ'old with the intelligence
of the location of twenty pounds of dynamite
which he said was within two miles of the
office, and wanted him to go with him and
take 1t to Chicago at once!
Zwanzig didn't show up to be half the
bloodthrsty anarchist that Ed. Nattinger has
painted him. In fact, he excused himself
hastily, and ran over to police headquarters
and got Marshal Maher, his teeth fairly chat
tering with fear. He described Martin as a
Russian Nlhilist and a French Communist,
and seemed to feel intensely relieved at his
arrest, which took place. He was taken to
calaboose and on the way there the facts of
the case wormed out Of him. Itappears that
j Johu Hill, Of the east side, had purchased ten
pounds OF dynamite, for the purpose Of blast
out rocks on his place, and that Martin be-
came cognizant of its whereabouts, and
thought the chance an excellent one to lber-
ate the Chicago murderers.
A FREE TREDER reporter interviewed Mar
tin at the calaboose on Thursday morning,
and the latter, finding that his schemes were
baked denied any and all bloodthrsty inten-
tions, and stated that he "only wanted TO
scare Zwanzig." This is pretty thin story,
rs his wife, in a letter to the police, written
on Wednesday, says that he has been talking
about blowing things up for a week, aud that
she is afraid Of him. 1t Is, however, an open
question whether Martin is insane, or a real, ,
red anarchist Of the beery type. He is a
small man, with thick bushy hair, a heavy
mustache and a brutal looking face.
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-11-12

The sale Of the Reddick lands on Thurs
day, resulted in the disposal of. all of his
property in the town of Ottawa. The big
farm, and the Mcpherson farm were sold 70
Peter Egan. The former sold at S35 per
acre. and the latter at $50 80 per acre. Ten
acres In Ottawa City were knocked down
to James Stevenson, and the property north
Of Buffalo Rock to A. /. Griffin and others
The prices paid on the last named pur'
chases varied from S2l to S31 80 per acre
Much of it has valuable clsys The sale
realizel S225OO.
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-11-12

You want style in clothing, but then you
want quality and style. We don't handle
anything else. and we have stacks oft, We
look at the quality first, then we have them
made up. You see we buy direct from the
manufacturers. Our goods are not made
until we order them. Tailor made too. When
we say tailor made, we mean by hrst-class
men. Our overcoats, You havn't seen
them? They are just the same. quality and
style, and lots of them. Got some beauties
in fur collars. They will make your eyes
sparkle. Don't talk about rrices-too low,
so you see they don't matter.
A, ALsCHULER.
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-11-12

The Western Window Glass Manufacturer
ers Beneficial Association met IN annual ses-
sion on the 9th ult. at the Monongahela
House in Pittsburg. 1t was agreed to con-
tinue the organization until January, /, 1889,
on the present terms. Thomas d. Catlin, Of
Ottawa, H., was reelected president; VIM.
D. Loefer, of Pittsburg, secretary, and y. T.
DePaw, treasurer. The Executive Commit
tee for the following year will be 7. d. Catlin,
W. D. Loeffler, Y. T. DePaw, c. &. Kelley
and A. II. Howard.
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-11-12

Timothy Slattery, one of the Oldest citi
zens of the north side, died at his home or
Superior street, at nine o'clock on Tuesday
morning, of old age, having reached his SAN
year. He leaves a widow aud one child, Mrs
Jamse w. Murray of Chicago. The funeral
took place at st. Columbia church, at O'Clock
on Thursday morning, and his remains were
inferred in st. COLUMBIA cemetery.
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-11-12

Joseph Fairburn, foreman of the Otter
Creek shaft near Streator, had narrow es-
cape from death Tuesday evening by sn
explosion of gas in the shaft of the mine.
He had started TO go down into the shaft
with lamp, and when about halt way down
the gas exploded, burning his hair, whlsk-
ers and clothing. The injuries may, II is
feared, prove fatal.
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-11-12

VIM. Carlisle, Edward Millen and Geo.
Thrall, of Chicago, borrowed some horse
blankets and lantern of Milton Cuttleback
and Fred Haney, employees of the paper
mill at Marseilles, on Sunday evening, TO
sleep in the old organ factory. They had
gone as far as La Sale when missed, and
have been bound over to the grand jury in
S20O each.
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-11-12
Amusements.
GRAND CONCERT.

A most excellent programme has been ar
ranged for the concert next Friday evening,
Nov. 18th, at the opera house. benefit of the
F. NJ. C. T. A. Society. The best local talent
obtainable are to take part, and the enter.
tainment promises to be decided musical
treat. The list includes the we'll known
Arion Quartette vocal solos by Mr.. z. 8.
Harrison, Miss NJ. L. Duggan, of Joliet, and
Miss Clara Griffith; instrumental solos by
Miss NJ. C. Henry and Profs. Fitzgerald and
Stokes; duets. trios, etc. Willis orchestra
will render some entirely new and popular
selectiods. Admission. SOC: gallery, 25c.
Reserved seats can now be had at Simon's,
without extra charge.
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-11-12

We are pleased to learn that Maj Widmer
has consented to give lecture ON Chatta.
nooga on Monday evening, Nov. 2lst, at the
Congregational church. We need no. COM
mend this lecture to any who have been
fortunate enough to have heard the Major
give his war "reminiscences, and are conf.
dent our citizens will avail themselves of
this rare opportunity. We bespeak for the
lecturer an enthusiastic and attentive au.
dience
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-11-12
Genuine Ground Oaks ~

Manley Il Jordan are receiving still another
invoice Of them. Also another shipment of
splendid WOOD HEATERS, including the
celebrated "BRUNO" and "FAULTLESS"
Stoves, CLIMAX GARLAND and
FAST MAIL Cooks. PRICES Low.
MANLEY & JORDAN.
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-11-12

At the Baptist church, on Sunday, there
will be the usual morning sermon, followed
by the Sunday school session at IL ". The
young people meet at G;3J p. ". AT f:]O DF'
Frederick will preach the second sermon on
"The Denominations" Subject, THE Roman
Catholic Church
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-11-12
Candy.

Some people like one kind of candy and
some another. That's why we keep all
kinds of candies. We have to suit every
body or nobody is satisfied. ch ice lot OF
candy was made by us this week. 1t is nice
for boxing. You should send some to your
lady friends. They will like it. if you don't
don't Won think? L. HESS.
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-11-12

Lawrence, the three-year.old child OF MI
and Mrs. Richard Duffy, died at Chicago on
Sunday, of congestion Of the stomach, after
an illness of two days. He was brought here
on Monday and inferred at two o'clock on
Tuesday afternoon.
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-11-12

Another mine horror from Sueator. A
miner, name unknown, while striking into
the drift in the collesies of Ne. l shaft,
vas instantly killed by heavy fall of rock
a. An early hour on Friday morning, An
inquest was held by Squire Bullock.
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-11-12

At the Methodist church next Sunday
evening Rev. d. j. Holmes will begin a
course of three lectures on Fast Young Men,
Lecture No. will be, 1.-THE Fast Young Man
of the Old Testament No. 2, "The Fast
Young Man of the New Testament" No. 3,
"The Fast Young Man Of old times and
these times compared The public are in
yited.
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-11-12

The village of Rutland, has by special
ordinance, granted the coal underlying the
village streets and alleys to Emmerson
Hakes, on condition that forever afterward
they shall furnish coal to the citizens at 81
per ton for their own private use, and that
he shall not keep company store.